Articles by Sophie Maes

Two stone boxes staggered and cantilevered down the mountains of Nuevo León, Mexico form this residence designed by Monterrey studio P+0 Arquitectura. The 245-square-metre residence named Casa Bedolla comprises two volumes stepped down a wooden, mountainous site in El Jonuco, northwest Mexico. The two boxes are arranged at different levels on the hillside and at

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Architect Greg Dutton has designed this treehouse-like, off-grid retreat on his family’s property in rural Ohio to be sustainable and in sync with the surrounding environment. Located on a cattle farm in the Ohio Valley, The Hut is set among a forested area on an elevated bank that overlooks a lake. The 600-square-foot (56-square-metre) dwelling

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American architecture studio Thomas Phifer and Partners included a pointy chapel among the tiny black buildings that form this residence in a clearing in Upstate New York. Located in Hudson Valley, New York, the property comprises a collection of small cottages dotted around a yard featuring native grasses, honey locust trees and conifers. “The garden

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